Gateway Gallery

Gateway Gallery The art museum of Araneta City cultivates engaged communities with relevant, timely, and innovative programs. Open daily, 10 am - 6 pm. Free admission.
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Welcome to the official page of Gateway Gallery. We are the art museum of City, and we offer timely and relevant creative public programs. Our programs highlight and celebrate the history, arts, and culture of the Philippines. We officially opened on February 18, 2015, with the launch of the SiningSaysay Exhibit. Key Programs: SiningSaysay, Platforms (Artist's Exhibitions), Ga

teway Art Fair, Habi Fiesta!, Liwanag Reading Program

Support Programs: In-house Exhibits, Talks, Tours
Shop: Books, Products

Museum Hours: Open Daily, 10 am to 6 pm. Address: 5th Level, Gateway Tower 2, Araneta City, Quezon City
Powered by: J. Amado Araneta Foundation, Inc. Website: http://www.gatewaygallery.ph (will return soon)
Website: http://jaaf.aranetacity.com (will return soon)

: Ai-She Footwear 18 years ago, Corazon Coligado was a nurse at a provincial hospital in Laguna with a dream to one day...
27/04/2026

: Ai-She Footwear

18 years ago, Corazon Coligado was a nurse at a provincial hospital in Laguna with a dream to one day start a business. When she could not go abroad to pursue work, she took it as a chance to establish Ai-She Footwear, named after her daughters, Aira and Shelly.

Ai-She Footwear started as a microenterprise with only 2 workers under a nipa hut in a farm. Now, it is a manufacturing company supporting over 60 families, including the local PWDs in their community, the barong makers of Lumban, the weavers of Ilocos and Basilan, and the beadworkers of the Bagobo Tribe.

Her business has won many awards: the Outstanding One Town, One Product Small and Medium Enterprise; the Most Innovative Product; Best Small Enterprise Award, to name a few.

Today, Ai-She Footwear actively provides opportunities for livelihood in her community through collaborations with local artisans to create sustainable products, rooted in Filipino culture.

Support Ai-She Footwear at the Hibla: Weavers' Fair!
📆 May 15 to 17, 2026
📍 Quantum Skyview, Gateway Mall 2, Araneta City
🎟️ Free admission

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: Angie's Yakan ClothIn 1983, Angie Pichay Ilul started her business, equipped with only her weaving skills from home p...
26/04/2026

: Angie's Yakan Cloth

In 1983, Angie Pichay Ilul started her business, equipped with only her weaving skills from home province Ilocos Sur, the Yakan weaving techniques she learned from her mother-in-law, and 200 pesos.

But because of a lack of funding, Angie had to stop and work abroad in Saudi Arabia. Through this, she saved enough money to revive the business, now officially called Angie’s Yakan Handloom Weaving.

Today, Angie’s Yakan Handloom Weaving offers a diverse range of products, from traditionally woven cloths to wall decor to fashion accessories. It remains dedicated to preserving and supporting the cultural heritage of the Yakan tribe, supporting cloes to 40 families in Zamboanga City.

Support Angie's Yakan Handloom Weaving at the Hibla: Weavers' Fair!
📆 May 15 to 17, 2026
📍 Quantum Skyview, Gateway Mall 2, Araneta City
🎟️ Free admission

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: Abel Kan Burda Ta Ka Itnegan Handloom Weaving!Kimberly Agaid-Gundran was raised by a family of weavers in the quiet t...
25/04/2026

: Abel Kan Burda Ta Ka Itnegan Handloom Weaving!

Kimberly Agaid-Gundran was raised by a family of weavers in the quiet town of Namarabar, Peñarrubia, Abra. Guided by their support, she joined the Department of Trade and Industry’s training in entrepreneurship, product development, and marketing.

This empowered her to turn her family’s tradition into triumph with her brand, Abel Ken Burda Ta Ka Itnegan Handloom Woven Products—a business that specializes in apparel handwoven in the Itneg traditions, such as boleros, polo barongs, and more.

Through this business, Kimberly is able to preserve her heritage, the Itneg culture, and pass its weaving artistry to more generations.

Support Abel Kan Burda Ta Ka Itnegan Handloom Weaving at the Hibla: Weavers' Fair!
📆 May 15 to 17, 2026
📍 Quantum Skyview, Gateway Mall 2, Araneta City
🎟️ Free admission

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There are . Meet Abella's House of Arts 🪡Mula sa hibla ng mga sinulid na iniwan ng yumaong ina ni Mars Bumilac, ang fou...
23/04/2026

There are . Meet Abella's House of Arts 🪡

Mula sa hibla ng mga sinulid na iniwan ng yumaong ina ni Mars Bumilac, ang founder, isinilang ang Abella's House of Arts.

Sa kabila ng mga pagsubok, hindi sumuko si Mars. Sumali siya sa isang weaving organisasyong nangangalang LABTDWA, kung saan nakilala niya ang Department of Trade and Industry. Sa tulong ng kanilang programang Kapatid Mentor Me (KMME), natutunan ni Mars lumaban at magpursigi sa mundo ng paghahabi.

Ngayon, unti-unti binubuo ni Mars ang pangarap na makatulong sa komunidad niya sa Ifugao, kahit sa maliit niyang paraang pagpapakilala ng sining at kultura sa larangan ng paghahabing Ikat sa mas malawak na mundo.

Support Abella's House of Arts at the Hibla: Weavers' Fair!
📆 May 15 to 17, 2026
📍 Quantum Skyview, Gateway Mall 2, Araneta City
🎟️ Free admission

This project of Araneta City, through the J. Amado Araneta Foundation - JAAF, will continue to support the public programs of the Gateway Gallery, the Museum of Araneta City.

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This Earth Day,🌏 we celebrate two Filipino artists who actively advocate for Mother Earth. In the 2023 Gateway Gallery e...
22/04/2026

This Earth Day,🌏 we celebrate two Filipino artists who actively advocate for Mother Earth. In the 2023 Gateway Gallery exhibit, Mangha-Likha: Defying Art Conventions, artists Marvel Obemio and Gilbert Angeles demonstrated this commitment.

🌏Marvel Obemio of Quezon City recycles materials to create his art, promoting environmental sustainability. He chooses discarded items, primarily soda can pull tabs and discarded plastics, to create his artworks. His work involves assembling these materials into textured, intriguing, and intricate pieces.

🌏Gilbert Calderon Angeles of Bulacan is a prominent Filipino "eco-artist" known for his pioneering work in post-consumer waste art. He uses shredded plastic laminates (such as shampoo sachets,
and candy wrappers) as a textural base, which he then layers with "eco-paints" made from leftover paint residues or scraps. For canvases, he prioritizes reclaimed materials like old plywood or discarded textiles.

Meet ROBERTO MARTIN SING, our facilitator for this week's Art in the City!Join us for our art workshop, Figure in Charco...
21/04/2026

Meet ROBERTO MARTIN SING, our facilitator for this week's Art in the City!

Join us for our art workshop, Figure in Charcoal: Art Workshop for a Cause, with Mr. Roberto Martin Sing, who will share his expertise on the step-by-step process of charcoal sketching.

📅 April 25, 2026 (Saturday), 2 PM to 5 PM
📍 Gateway Gallery, Araneta City
🔗 Sign up now: https://forms.gle/kyLow7gm2DD3YEVr6

Your donations will benefit children from a selected community of the J. Amado Araneta Foundation.

DSWD Solicitation Permit Number: DSWD-SB--PSP-S-2025-000062

Figure out the FIGURE IN CHARCOAL ✏️Art in the City's third session is here, focused on the art of sketching with charco...
20/04/2026

Figure out the FIGURE IN CHARCOAL ✏️

Art in the City's third session is here, focused on the art of sketching with charcoal, in partnership with art group, Grupo Kwadro.

📅 April 25, 2026 (Saturday), 2 PM to 5 PM
📍 Gateway Gallery, Araneta City
🔗 Sign up now: https://forms.gle/kyLow7gm2DD3YEVr6

Your donations will benefit children from a selected community of the J. Amado Araneta Foundation.

DSWD Solicitation Permit Number: DSWD-SB--PSP-S-2025-000062

Spaces of HeroismThe Capas National Shrine, located in Barangay Arangguren, Capas, Tarlac, serves as a dramatic symbol ...
18/04/2026

Spaces of Heroism

The Capas National Shrine, located in Barangay Arangguren, Capas, Tarlac, serves as a dramatic symbol and memorial for the suffering and heroism of Filipino and American soldiers during World War II. Recognizing the site's importance as the terminal point of the Bataan Death March and the concentration camp of the Allied soldiers, President Corazon Aquino declared it a National Shrine on December 7, 1991. The shrine's obelisk, which signifies Peace, was inaugurated on April 9, 2003. The central towering monument is flanked by three segmented black marble walls engraved with the names of the more than 30,000 fallen Allied soldiers who were incarcerated in the camp

The shrine covers 55 hectares, with 35 hectares planted with trees to symbolize the 30,000 fallen soldiers. It also features 3 smaller memorials dedicated to the soldiers of the US, the Philippines, and the Czech Republic, a museum built by an American group, and a garden accessible by a hanging bridge. The Shrine is a popular site used for April 9 celebrations. and is projected to be a part of the New Clark City.

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Gesture drawing session with the Philippine Pastel Artists, Inc.
18/04/2026

Gesture drawing session with the Philippine Pastel Artists, Inc.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ! 🎊On March 28, 2026, Art in the City participants learned to render still life in oil pastel under ...
17/04/2026

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ! 🎊

On March 28, 2026, Art in the City participants learned to render still life in oil pastel under the guidance of Ms. Jasmin Lacay of Grupo Kwadro. Thanks for being a part of our first art workshop for a cause this 2026!

🎨 We have more art workshops in store! Tomorrow, April 18, join us in Acrylic Painting 101: Colors Unleashed, with teacher-artist Alex Sibug.

See the full lineup of classes here in the sign-up link:
🖌️ https://forms.gle/XDJgw9THyNC9FKQQA

This art workshop was conducted in partnership with Grupo Kwadro. Your donation will benefit children from a selected community of the J. Amado Araneta Foundation.

DSWD Solicitation Permit Number: DSWD-SB--PSP-S-2025-000062

Address

5F Gateway Tower, General Aguinaldo Avenue, Araneta City
Quezon City
0810

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 6pm
Sunday 10am - 6pm

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